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Manawatu Herald, 14 January 1905, Page 3

To TrespassersANYONE found Trespassing on the Wirikino Estate with dog or gun after this date will bo prosecuted. C. A. W. HUNT, Manager G. N. Pharazjn. January lltb, 1905. TO TRESPASSERS/>ff j f Trespassers on my property —Part Te Awahou Block IV—(Lady’s Mile) will be prosecuted without regard to persons. F. W. PRANKLAND. Notice. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. MONDAY, 23rd January, 1905, and from Noon on TUESDAY, 21th January, 1905, have been appointed Special Bank Holidays at the Foxton Branch of the Bank of New Zealand. •For the Bank of New Zealand, A. MACINTOSH, General Manager. THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT STATE FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE will be prepared to accept Fire Risks on and after 4th January, 1905. Advantages : Insured share profits. State guarantee. Lowest Rates. Equitable and prompt settlements. ALF. FRASER, Foxton Agent, Miss Walden, FRUITERER AND CONFECTIONER, Main-street, Foxton. H AS a splendid assortment of XMAS CAKESFANCY LOLLIES and SEASONABEL FRUITS. The place for Suppers* S. T. SAVILLE, BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, UNION-STREET, FOXTON. HAVING made arrangements for a supply of Timber I am now prepared to undertake any class of work in the Building Trade. Flax Mill work a Speciality, To the Public of Foxton and Surrounding DistrictHAVING disposed M my Tailoring Business to Messrs Osborne & Baker, of Wellington and Shannon, I wish to thank all my patrons for the very liberal support accorded me in the past, and trust that my successors will continue to receive the same patronage I have enjoyed for the past five years. I am, &e., E. EDMUND SMITH. GENTLEMEN,— We have much pleasure in announcing that on and after the 2nd of January, 1905, we will take over the Tailoring Business of Mr E. Smith, Main-Street, Foxton. The business will be in charge of Mb A. Bradley, who has been in our employ for a considerable time, and whom we can recommend to you as a high class Tailor. In soliciting your support we do so feeling justified in asserting that our work will meet with your approval, having none but the best of workmen employed. By strict attention to business we hope to merit that share of public patronage and support our work commands. Yours faithfully, OSBORNE & BAKER, Wellington & Shannon. COFFEE and pistols for two, but it must be “ Malko,”